Indian Daily Mail, 1 January 1947
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Title Section15 1947-01-01 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11, No. 276. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY L 1917. PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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274 1947-01-01 1 "New Constitutional Proposals Are A Violation Of The British Pledge" Malayan Indians And Citizens nip Riqhts From Our Own Correspondent > 1 31- Kditoriall) commenting on the Malaya tine. The Hindu draws attention to the strong posal have evoked from the public of274 words
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1107 1947-01-01 1 MR. TAN CHENG LOCK - No Hope Of Self -Govt. For Malaya Under The New Reforms MR. TAN CHENG LOCK —SAYS midable barriers are eroded under Uie ncn Coni> for Malaya as to effectively prevent the rd the attainment of the professed goal of sellthat we are convinced that under the British will never he1,107 words
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Article38 1947-01-01 1 \\/T; wish all our Readers and rations a Happy I New Year. To-day being the New Year Day, our office will remain closed and there will be no issue of the Indian Daily Mail to-morrow morning.38 words
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434 1947-01-01 1 DR. LANKA SUNDARAM - DR. LANKA SUN DA RAM Now York, Dec. SL Dr. Lanka Sundaram, member <>i the Indian delegation, to the UNO, in an exclusive New Year statement in which he discussed the problems and prospect*) of India during the coming twelve months, toldReuter - 434 words
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Article67 1947-01-01 1 (Frum Our Own Correspondent) Lahore, Dec. 31. Another PunJab League leader Chaucihri Mohamed Sarwar has resigned from the League. In a statrnit'nl. Sarwur says: "A few progressive Muslims cannot change the nature and outlook of the League's autocratic and aristocratic leadership. I believe the All-India Majlis thf67 words
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Article162 1947-01-01 1 (From our own Correspondent) Peshawar, Dec 31. Replying i< a deputation *>i Aligarb University students who met him here yesterday in Peshawar and requested him to join the Muslim League, Khan Abdul dafiar Kliun laid that Islam enjoins on the Muslims i<> throw oui the162 words
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Article43 1947-01-01 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) .Madras. Dec. &1. Communist unrest i Malabar i> steadily flowing and yesterday, a Communist mob attacked a Police party near Cannattore. Malabar Special Police were requisitioned and thej opened fire killing tour and wounding many. The mob iled. Copyright.43 words
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121 1947-01-01 1 JUSTICITES SUPPORT NEHRU'S RESOLUTION (From Our Own Correspondent j M idras, Dee. .i. The Constituent Assembly's decision to ix»stpone consideration of Pandit Nehru's resolution as it might enable the other parties to participate, in the discussion, was wel-eonu-.l bj Ihe Justice Party Kxe CUtrte which met in the City yesicrday121 words
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Article58 1947-01-01 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Nc Delhi, Doc. 31. Final decisions hare not been reached jrel regarding the purchase of three British cruisers in the Indian Navy. Their total price ta i\\<» million sterling and fairh extensive alterations costing another hall a million are necessary to58 words
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Article159 1947-01-01 1 London, Dec. 31. In mum no Indian titles will be conferred on Indians in British India whether military or civilian, it officially announced to-day. An India Oilice statement i il here toda\ stales: "In view of ihe attitude of the major political parties in India to honours andReuter - 159 words
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Advertisement102 1947-01-01 1 Subscription Rates For "INDIAN DAILY MAIL' I.*cal Foreign By Post MONTHLY f 5.00; QUARTERLY 9.00; HALF-YEARLY 18 .00, ANNUALLY J5 .00. JUST ARRIVED! THE PAIN-KILLER j Thai You Have Keen Eagerly Awaiting J All Those Years P MINSARA RASAM^ AN INDISPENSABLE EIEQI ISITE A SURE REMEDY FOR STOMACH-ACHE, f COUC102 words
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659 1947-01-01 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1947. INDIA IN 1947 rro- day India enters a fateful year. The transitional period into which ihe was ushered some months ago with the formation of the "Interim National Government" under the leadership oi Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, is Cast i, army iis expected659 words
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Article, Illustration286 1947-01-01 2 DISAGREEMENT WITH SOCIALIST LEADER SRI JAIPRAKASH NARAIN Ahnudabad, Dec. SI. Sardar Vallabhbhai I'atel, Home Mimfoer in the Indian Interim Government and memoer 01 the Congress Working committee, said here yesterday he did not ■grcc with Mr. jaipraKash INarain,Reuter - 286 words
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297 1947-01-01 2 Lahore, Dec. 30.— "We found all Americans, officials and others anxious for a peaceful period of transition in India," said Begum Shah Nawaz, member of the Muslim League delegation to the United States at a Press conference on her return toAP - 297 words
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443 1947-01-01 2 Calcutta, Dec. 31. Report** i'rom Srirampur, Eastern Bengal, quoting circles close to Mahatma (iandhi predict that the Congress Party will accept the British Government's statement of Dec. (i dealing with the grouping of Indian provinces for the purpose of forming provincial governments. ThisReuter - 443 words
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122 1947-01-01 2 Calcutta, Dec. 31. Pandit Jawanarlal Nehru, Vice-President of the Indian Interim Government, Acharya Kripalani, President Of the All-india Congress Committee, arrived In Calcutta on Monday by plane from Srirampur after discussions with Mahatma Gaii^ii. Pandit Nehru declined to say whether any decisions wereUP - 122 words
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Article126 1947-01-01 2 Madras <Air Mail> The recent floods in South Arcot d\trict, it is reported, have caused heavy damage to roads, bridges and culverts. The restoration of these to their original condition has imposed an additional burden on the finances of the District Board to the extent126 words
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Article27 1947-01-01 2 New Delhi (.Air Mail*. An air mail service between India and Germany has been recently reintroduced. Letters and articles are being carried through the United Kingdom.- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article123 1947-01-01 2 Calcutta, Dec. M). India has now nearly 1,000 coal mines, employing about 250,000 workers. A report issued by the Indian labour bureau said that ihe nidustry is centred mainly in Bihar. Bengal and the Central Provinces. A lew mines located in the Indian states auled by IndianAP - 123 words
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102 1947-01-01 2 Bangalore, Dec. 30.- Southern India's present food position gives "no room for anxiety," remarked Dewan Bahadur C. P. Karunakara Menon, regional food commissioner for South India. Menon told the Associated Press recent rains gave some anxiety*' but no serious damage was done to cropsAP - 102 words
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107 1947-01-01 2 Calicut 'Air Mail). Since 'he order of controlling the prices of copra and coconut oil came into force from Dec. 15. no transaction has taken place in the local copra and coconut oil markets. The prices of raw coconuts ;/re rising daily and merchants107 words
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Article64 1947-01-01 2 TEXTILE MACHINERY FOR INDIA Calcutta, Dec. 30.— Efforts are being made to speed up .supplies of textile machinery to* India from January, i j47. A^ a result ol Uit- agreement concluded between the Brliisn textile machinery manufacturer! and the Indian textile delegation recently visiited England, India will be supplied withAP - 64 words
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386 1947-01-01 2 Swadeshi Is The Essential Basis Of Swaraj" KM ADI EXHIBITION IN MADRAS Madras (Air Mail).— The AllIndia Khadi and Swadeshi Exhibition organised under the auspices of the Tamil Nad Congress was declared open on Dec. 23 by Mr. T. V. Kalyanasundara Mudaliar* The exhibition occupies the vast open space of386 words
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Article, Illustration141 1947-01-01 2 Calcutta, Dec. 11. Pandit Nehru returned from his two-day visit to Srirampur and said that he found Mahatma Gandhi "not in good health and weaker than when I last saw him. I don't mean he is seriously ill. however. After all he walksUP - 141 words
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179 1947-01-01 2 Silver Jubilee Of Burmese Cinema Industry Rangoon (Air Mail)— The Silver Jubilee of the Burmese cinema industry will be celebrated here In March. The Union of Stage and Screen, Burma, which is iponiortng the celebration, Is planning tu hold Ml all-Burma Arts. Crafts, Industries and Trade fair at the ShwcdagonReuter - 179 words
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109 1947-01-01 2 London. Dec. 31.-- -C. Collin Davles, reader m Indian history I the University of Oxford, in ft le In the Times yesterday Hipp the protest earlier made by Pro lessor Rawlinson against the British Government's proposal to transfer Indian office records iu India.Reuter - 109 words
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64 1947-01-01 2 BLESSED WITH 30 CHILDREN: STILL WANTS MORE! Johannesburg, Dei-. 1 M<l^^ V Pcerhhai, 71 -year-old (ape Tuwm^t) Indian, whose fourth wife hat just borne his 30th child, sai^^fr on Monday that he hopes n» have at least six more babies. "1 am still (it und so is m\ wife saidAP - 64 words
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565 1947-01-01 3 Aim Of Jewish Extremist Organisation Revealed ited rress recently submitted a list of questions to the ctretnist organization. Ir^un Zvai Leumi, which was resfor Sunday's retaliatory flogging of a British Major and \< Os. question to the Irgun leaders went through half a dozenUP - 565 words
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Article64 1947-01-01 3 London, Dec. 31. The Ministry of Food confirmed to Reuter yesterday that negotiations were not at present going on between the I'nited Kingdom and Ceylon Governments for bulk purchase of tea. Ceylon will inform the United Kingdom Government when the first auctions were to takeReuter - 64 words
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193 1947-01-01 3 Sydney (Air Mail*. A widow, aged 84, who died last year tawing A£24,*)G:*. directed in her will that her dog, cat. birds and any othci pets she might have at the time of her death, should be buried with her. She ma Mrs.Reuter - 193 words
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230 1947-01-01 3 Tokyo, Dec. Ji. The little man who shells ou* lOu yen notes »»m ua> he used t<» ipend a jren bill knows all about inflation but tin Tiv'ss observed the «-ii<i «>t Hie year by reminding him that living nou b 2,000AP - 230 words
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Article405 1947-01-01 3 EARLY DECISION NEEDED TO REMOVE FURTHER MISTRUST AMONG INDIANS— THE TIMES London, Dec. 31. Delay in announcing the British Government's intentions regarding the future of British officers now serving in India is not only embarrassing to those officers but the cause of further mistrustReuter - 405 words
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Article185 1947-01-01 3 Tokyo, Dec. 31. General Douglas Mac Arthur on Monday cautioned the Japanese people that unless they take lull advantage oi democracy and freedom "there can be but superficial and temporary change from thai which brought only tragedy in Japan's past." In his year's end menage, theA.P. - 185 words
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Article236 1947-01-01 3 The Hague, Dec. 31.— Duich newspapers are ihowing much interest in the situation in Indochina and draw a parallel with the Indonesian trouble. Aii papers note thai the French Beem to deal more vigorously witi. their Far Eastern aifair than do the Dutch. The Catholic DetijdReuter - 236 words
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173 1947-01-01 3 Chinese Communists To Set Up Own Government Nanking, Dec. 31. Chinese Communists have decided to set up a "Government" of their own in opposition to the Central Government at Nanking, a Chinese Central News Agency report from Peiping said yesterday. The agency said this decision was reached at a recentReuter - 173 words
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Article47 1947-01-01 3 Rangoon (An Mail). Leading .sports enthusiasts of Rangoon have decided to form Burma Olympic Association. it is reported that Sir \i a Mating Gyree, Mt>mbt*r for Public Works and Rehabilitation In the Governor's Executive Council, will be the first President of the Burma promptly as possible." ReuterReuter - 47 words
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274 1947-01-01 4 II is notified for genera) information that Hi* Majesty the kin;: has been graciously pleased to approve the bestowal of the following Honours: Companion o f t he Meet Di>tin guished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Mr. Robert Edward Foulger. mmissioner of Police,274 words
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122 1947-01-01 4 MALAYAN CHINESE RETURNING WITHIN 6 MONTHS Shanghai, Dec. 29.— More than 45,000 Chinese wishing to return to their overseas homes will be repatriated within the next .six months from live ports in China, according to an announcement by the Chinese National Reliel Rehabilitation Administration. Shanghai, Canton. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow.Reuter - 122 words
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218 1947-01-01 4 News Agency Victimised To Disturb Money Market Hongkong, Dec. 31. A second attempt to create a disturbance on the Hongkong money market was made on Sunday when the Associated Press, American news agency, was again the victim of a falsification, of news story. An illegal source put out a storyReuter - 218 words
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180 1947-01-01 4 Colombo (Ate Mail). A State laboratory to serve tne rubber industry in Ceylon by working out new lines of manufacture is to be established in Colombo at a cost of approximately Ks. 200,000. The proposal is before the Executive Committee Of Labour. IndustryUP - 180 words
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165 1947-01-01 4 MEDICAL COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETING A general meeting of members, including delegates and members from the Northern and Central Branches of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, will be held on Sunday, Jan. 12, at 2.00 p.m., at the College of Medicine, Singapore. The main165 words
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Article283 1947-01-01 4 "The most isolated Unit" as the CO. of No. 221 Vech. Coy.. Lt.-Col. R. A Stronach put it, had their sports on their own grounds at lanjong Laboh. Batu Pahat. on Saturday last. The Colonel, who came up especially for the occasion, described the function283 words
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Article109 1947-01-01 4 A Badminton Tournament for the cup presented by Mr. G. Bala Kri&hnan, the Founder of the Rocklites' Sports Party, will be held soon and members wishing to compete are requested to send in their names to the Sports Secretary, or the Badminton Convenor, Mr. Chan Swee Lee c/o,109 words
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495 1947-01-01 4 S. Africa Will Have No Slump, Says Union's Economic Minister Johannesburg (Air Mail). South Africa will have no slump "unless she talks herself into it," though she may have her ups and downs, according to Mr. S. F. Waterson. Union Minister of Economic Development. Mr. Waterson, who recently made aReuter - 495 words
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174 1947-01-01 4 Four Chinese who were at temp ting to commit extortion from the shopkeepers of Neo Chew village on the 16 Mile, Lim Chu Kang Road, were rounded up by the headman and some of the villagers shortly after 7 p.m.174 words
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176 1947-01-01 4 "The Jury have found you guilty on a charge of culpabld homicide not amounting to murder and 1 convict you accordingly. The order of the Court is that you undergo rigorous imprisonment for six years,'' was the sentence pronounced by Mr. Justice T.176 words
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Article34 1947-01-01 4 Lake Success, Dec. 31.— The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission yesterday passed a five -point draft plan lor atomic control by ten votes against two. Poland and Russia abstained from voting. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article131 1947-01-01 4 London, Dec. 31, General Sir William Slim who commanded the 14th Army in Burma broadcasting on Britain's prospects next year said that there was no need to be depressed. Britain's comparative poverty need not be permanent, he said, and so far as vulnerabilityReuter - 131 words
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131 1947-01-01 4 Hamburg, Dec. 31. The performance of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice" planned in Frankfurt has been indefinitely postponed because the Press and radio widely questioned whether this was opportune so soon after the violent anti-semitism under the Nazi, regime, the British News Service reportedReuter - 131 words
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